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There is one thing that might be effective in getting there attention and wouldn't prevent you from voting for them if you felt you had to. That is party registration. They watch that pretty closely I think. If they had a sudden mass exodus from the republican registration rolls it might sink into their thick skulls that all is not well.

I'm not suggesting registering democrat, just register uncommitted or third party. If we could get enough to do that it would shake them up I think.

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That is a good idea, but I am already a registered independent. Political party means little or nothing to me I have voted Republican because of the principles they use to stand for.

The 2004 Presidential race may be a real knee slapper. The Democrates are not all that dumb, they know what Bush is up to. What if they run a conservative Democrat, campaigning on visa reform and fiscal responsibility? In fact if you havn't noticed Biden is sure making noises like that already. Independents will run red lights getting to the polls voting for that platform, and the election of 2004 chould again be decided by a couple of hundred votes.

Neither party acts like they know how to get people to the polls, neither seems to realize that the average American is an independent that doesn't vote, and they don't know how or do not want to inspire them. But like they themselves say 9-11 began a new day, they havn't realized yet just how new it really is.